The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-04-08

inc money YOU pau l v Lio AOL nun,
''Ccrtainly should answered Jen-
nings. laughing at the ldea OF giving
a receipt for an ancestor.
Then you could truthtuIIy say that
YOU had documentary evidence that
Judge Cabot was an ancestor OF y0"L
orr" ana that would SetIIe It, a> l
would be careful TO say So 100 lOr
people rarely INSIST upon ones proving
thal o~o-ah"-a0 IS MS KIN an" II any
oody was sun DUBIOUS lo" eo"'" DC
Justly ln9iguahI oecau'e your "oIU was
oouD'e4:
II lhihk u BUY one OF 'HP'n l
would Ike 10 nave tne "'hSF 10 Keep
mn compahyi ne EIgnI IeeI IO"'Hoi"e
so rh'Irely OUT oI ms tlrlii'I'I, """'
Will 20" '"Nc i"l '"c wv "'"'" ~"
nInSS' seriously
OaO"t loose" nNe"Iy ~ I''" l"I 4"
Instant 'ueh' 'Te'u@ lU"' III was il"
earnest 3,N"'Ir"' I.
,.,O"' Il "ot Jew lo" Ia 'n.e '."",,
l Il DC EL"'tl"I ! you W.T. 80 - "
'nou'a'U 1oI l"T I've ~ ="
lne oiH CoIo"c' III" inc TV"Se'
are you sure LIZA, "I' , S"I'1'S 2I"'
SUPPOSE | say " o. H"''0''" "" '"0"9-
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course S2l9 OH .TJo f "iouu' :, . 40 mIna.
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1,r tt' " ~ raol yostoto9,T osLo,I .Jannin rs
I 80" ,,n" 0~,,,T%Ho+inm ~ hotL9" -
.Tf ,rrPI ~ raa1iT IN oarnast wouId
iit,lo 80 THJ+h 49,
Pi! ..Nto NV ~ 40 S,4,lL Raul t,.
,orr"w 81 to1 and viii tnrn Tho rim
over l,TI TO Won. It is an hour that will
S,,it Won 7 s,nnose as Won are , man
Of J]c2sUrc53 'FT'S'
ma hour and the whole tenor of the
]nr1nositi0n suited Cabot TO a n;crty: So
he nnyt doT Tho ran,fer WAS made.
.Jpnninrs rpcrivinc. in lien of a Given
Srm of money, a recent for .'all Fight
and title to the possession of the late
Colonel Henry Cabot and the late
.Indae Frederic Cabot formerly the
Doss9Ssion of Edoar Cabot, and to all
bonors rank, Ul0ry. etc, which NAV
accrne from The ownership of the
anne"
A few DAYS later Cabot proposed the
name Of Maxwell as a member of the
yery exclusive West End club to which
he belonoed. At this proposition there
was some demur. and Cabot quietly said
to one of the directors:
II know what YOU fellows are think
inc of. You fancy that Max has moth
in99 but his money . back him for ad-
mittance here, but you are mistaken. |
happen to know-kn0V, mind you
that he can claim lawful ownership in
his eXcellenCy, the late Judge Cabot.
He has papers in his possession which
prove it"
Are you sure?:' was the amazed in
quiry,
Il am. l have seen the document to |
which | refer"
at must have been on his mothers
side if there was such relationship"
Did you ever hear of NV aunt,
Letitia, who disappeared so mysterious
Typ"
II thought she committed ~suicide?'
''Some of us Cabots are such ~lunatics
that we think suicide preferable to a
mesaLLtance." replied Cabot. signif-
icantly.
So the story went around that Max
Jennings had lust discovered that he
was a descendant of the old Cabot fam
ily. and when his name was proposed
for election there was not a SINGLE black
hall AGAINST him He was ACCORDINGLY |
notified hat he was dnfy siecfed a
mamhor ~ tho N;les StonJjsh CI,L
II
As soon aS jennings fecsl'Ga TINS no
LHCation ne naSLeneu 70 the hecepIlon